- North Dakota updated its Voluntary Disclosure Program guidance.
- The program allows taxpayers to resolve outstanding income, withholding, and sales and use tax liabilities.
- Taxpayers can disclose their obligations anonymously during the initial stages.
- The standard look-back period is three years, but the exact duration depends on the taxpayer’s disclosure request.
- The look-back period typically excludes the current tax year if the filing deadline has not passed.
- Taxpayers with limited presence in North Dakota may be offered a prospective compliance agreement.
- Taxpayers remain anonymous throughout the disclosure process until a final agreement is reached.
- The program promotes tax compliance and helps taxpayers avoid costly legal consequences.
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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